A few weeks ago I reviewed Danny Zacharias’ iGreek app (here). Now I want to tell you about his ParseGreek app. You can guess the function of the app by the name of it. It is a tool to help you with parsing your Greek vocabulary. The app works alongside popular Greek textbooks. You can chose the vocabulary and grammer lessons from chapters of these books, i.e., if you want to review Mounce’s chapter 4-7 then the app will let you enter that book and those chapters. The words that will appear will include the vocabulary you have learned and the concepts you’ve learned. No more.
When you’ve selected your criteria you’ll be asked to parse. If you get it wrong you will be told what you got right, but a little red x will inform you that you missed something:
If you ace it, you’ll receive a green check:
Parsing can be one of the most difficult aspects of learning a language. Zacharias’ app allows you to keep practicing on the bus, in the dentist office, or at the park without having to bring heavy textbooks with you. Now, this doesn’t replace rogue writing and rewriting of paradigms, but it does assist it. To learn more about this app go here.
Thanks for the shout out Brian.
You’re welcome!
Thanks for the app Danny.
You’re welcome. And Brian, Andrew, and any users and readers, please don’t hesitate to email me with improvement suggestions. I have plans to improve the app that will come in time, but you may have an idea that I haven’t thought of!
And if you are a user, please take two minutes to give the app an honest rating and review on the app store. I really value the feedback of users on the app store. Thanks!
I have this app because it was recommended on one of the other Biblioblogs. It is AWESOME! I am very appreciative for the ability to practice anytime and anywhere with the grammar I use.
Should also mention that it is available on Android as well.